Another Bat Found At Ardrey Kell High School Following Bat Eviction
A dead bat was located at Ardrey Kell High School one day after officials allowed students back on campus following a two-day school closure for bat eviction.
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Troopers Investigate Fatal Crash In Ashe County
Troopers say a driver has succumbed to the injuries he sustained in a wreck over the weekend in Ashe County.
Dollywood’s ‘Big Bear Mountain’ Roller Coaster Opens In May
Debuting in the Spring of 2023, Big Bear Mountain will be the longest coaster at Dollywood, taking guests of all ages on an unforgettable family-friendly expedition in search of the Big Bear.
Police: Officer Shot In Head Responding To Mass Shooting At Louisville Bank Remains In Stable Condition
Wilt was critically injured after being shot in the head while responding to the fatal mass shooting at the old National Bank on April 10th.
Wastewater Overflow Reported After Raw Sewage Reached Taggart Creek In The Catawba River Watershed
On April 20th, an estimated 3,670 gallons of untreated wastewater discharge reached Taggart Creek in the Catawba River Watershed.
Police: CMPD Motorcycle Officer Struck By Wrong Way Driver During Traffic Investigation
A CMPD officer operating a dual sport motorcycle sustained minor injuries after being struck by an alleged wrong way driver.
J-Hope Becomes 2nd BTS Member To Join South Korean Army
J-Hope, a member of K-pop sensation BTS, entered a South Korean boot camp Tuesday to start his 18-month compulsory military service, becoming the group’s second member to join the country's army.
Parking Garage Collapses In Manhattan’s Financial District
A parking garage at least partially collapsed Tuesday in lower Manhattan's Financial District, according to city officials and bystander video showing cars hanging precariously from a buckled upper deck.
Your Tax Refund Could Be Smaller Than Last Year. Here’s Why
Expecting a tax refund? It could be smaller than last year. And with inflation still high, that money won't go as far as it did a year ago.
Jury Seated To Hear Case About Fox News’ False Election Claims
A jury was seated Tuesday to hear a voting machine company's $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News in a trial that will test First Amendment protections and expose the network's role in spreading the lie of a stolen 2020 presidential election.
